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More Cubans are coming to the US by sea than any time since the 1990s - Vimarsana News

More Cubans are coming to the US by sea than any time since the 1990s

Authorities encounter a wide array of vessels out at sea and on shore, ranging from surfboards tied together and boats with limited provisions and no navigation system for what is often a days-long journey.

Source: wvtm13.com
More Cubans are coming to the US by sea than any time since the 1990s - Vimarsana News

More Cubans are coming to the US by sea than any time since the 1990s

Authorities encounter a wide array of vessels out at sea and on shore, ranging from surfboards tied together and boats with limited provisions and no navigation system for what is often a days-long journey.

Source: kcra.com
More Cubans are coming to the US by sea than any time since the 1990s - Vimarsana News

More Cubans are coming to the US by sea than any time since the 1990s

Authorities encounter a wide array of vessels out at sea and on shore, ranging from surfboards tied together and boats with limited provisions and no navigation system for what is often a days-long journey.

Source: ketv.com
More Cubans are coming to the US by sea than any time since the 1990s - Vimarsana News

More Cubans are coming to the US by sea than any time since the 1990s

Authorities encounter a wide array of vessels out at sea and on shore, ranging from surfboards tied together and boats with limited provisions and no navigation system for what is often a days-long journey.

Source: koco.com
More Cubans are coming to the US by sea than any time since the 1990s - Vimarsana News

More Cubans are coming to the US by sea than any time since the 1990s

An alarming trend is emerging in south Florida where officials are seeing a rising number of migrants, primarily Haitians and Cubans, journeying to US shores on makeshift boats.

Source: kyma.com